The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
HOMES OF LITERARY FOLK.
a Peep at thr D"m">iicity of Men and
Wo:,ui, W ho Write for the Public

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Women Who Write for the Public.
tui'erit. about the wives of literary men
or Tire husbands of literary women never dies
uut "h""pI"m'"i is the impression hat genius
OF "v'll 'np"r,t,' talent i, unc"' hard 4" lv"
with, The VIII. .."f Charles Dudley Warner is
an attractive woman, handsome, Interested in
The l"-t thought of the time. The couple are
rhlc'i's:. but thoroughly happy in their
oin" AmHi kntiI, inr Green. the writer of
the ''I.rnvrnworih Case, and ulh"r> among
tic best known detective Stpri"S of the time
is tn. mother of a family of litl" children
handsome sturdy Youngsters devoted tn their
pretty mamma. Mrs. Eohli;. as she signs
herself when she doesn't use her pen nanlc is
the best of holl-.kerpcr, in her home in South
Brooklyn, and her husband guards her lcis,li,
,,itll zc;lpu4 care. Bronson Howard and his
wifi" nrr always son together, and are IA de-
votrl pair Mrs. Kate Upson Clarke is as
rozil domestic in her tastes as if SI. had
l'-,'"r touched a lsn.
Mrs. Laura Holloway has iiIade herself a
homo hy lcr literary work, and keeps it
rh"'iy l'ln''" for her grown son, who looks
t"" Mg L" call her mother Mrs Rebecca
Harding I)a7 is. whose short stories arc apt
I" have a melancholy turn, is - yivacious
body, a thorough optimist t" all appearance.
with a son mh" has reached mans estate.
She and her husband, Mr.. l.. Clark Davis Of
The Philadelphia Inquirer, arc a home loving
couple. and their house is fun of sunshine.
Clara Lama, or to give her hcr full title,
the Marqui,e LAMA dc Mcrrato Blanco has
little people pretty enoush to call so bcauti-
ful a woman mother and her home on
Seven,. ,.-,hi,, street is furnished with n rar.
feeling for color and harmony. 1t is n very
dainty abiding place. and has home look
":ithal. Mrs. l.iviinore is grandmother
Of the first order, and her grandchildren
swim; on 'li" g;it" of her big old house in
Mclroy'. nnrcprov"d. Julian Hawthorne is
IL" hest of husbands, and there are seven
children in his home Cable has half a
d"zcu ,piln@ folks and n serene home life
Marion i!ar:;,i..t is a. no.all. Il housewife
IN fact as on paper. and paints and en-
broit,ei's with considerable skill Mrs. Bur-
nett sent her husband abroad with her earn
ing, to finish his Studies as an oculist. and
tlie pair are one in their devotion to old
arlnor and various antique brc-a-b -brac and
to their two fine looking SOUS. Frank Stock
toms wife is u clever woman. and Stcven-
sons wife has something Of literary rep,l-
tation of lur own. IIowells makes a fresh
N'u''S VI MS "iie lH1 every one 'l MS nero
in"'. nn'! it is putting tn" snvcrc>t trSt to
their dom"stir happiness to say that she
doesn't resent it, Louise Chandler M"ulton
has a very charming: daughter and she and
h"r husband. Vii. william, e. Mou.on. of
~ Eu,''ai lrne !'la:, 'rc ,,,. entirely united
"aapl.. Mas. l.arv l. Iii. las adopted
couple ut chll'!rri .ec'ti,i>e the n.nticl in-
atiirr w"s =" >'lon-, i'll her, Literary mar
l.iag.-' are uu' such bad things after all -
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